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ntmmural The full use of arm and leg muscles is executed in the S 1 'T as Charles Johnson, Eugene Briscoe. Basketball Intramural Basketball proved to be a successful sport this year at Parkdale. In a well- attended game that took place in the latter part of November, two teams, the undefeated Lakeland Gang and the Goldeneers, fought for a strongly-desired victory. The result of the game was the defeat of the Goldoneers by Lakeland. The game ended with a score of 63- 49. Watching for opposition, John Colter dribbles the ball toward his team's basket with apprehension. F i LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Xavier Brent, Mitchell Matthews, Samull Anstead, Kevin Bowie. ROW 2: Mack Bullock, John Colter, Mike Lyles, Myron Curtis, Mike Spemard, Charles Johnson.
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Hey! Standing on stilts is NOT allowed in this gamel Jerry McMillan pauses for a split second to decide on what course of action to take. Stretching powerful muscles, Ro Smith and Myron Curtis vie for claim ofthe ball. l vlVg'!A in-Al-I Q 'l mig ht, 'lmlml W9-l l W 'L lelmna ' AKELANE. X A .' MNC ff-1932: 'Z ' 'i'i't ' l Gnllc Lllf-Lgtkx Will you guys stop shaking hands and get on with the LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW l: Eugene Briscoe, Ro Smith, Bo Walker. ROW 2: Guy Weems, Elston Lomax, Mark game?!! Anderso, Jerry McMillan, Mike Weems. OA-
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Seniors Randolph Scott and Bill Reagan and sophomore Mike Walsh all grabbed state crowns as the Panthers cap- tured their first state wrestling championship 42-32 over Westminster. Before starting the final round, the issue was in doubt as Parkdale clung to a precarious 31-29 lead. But Mike Walsh pinned in the second period for the 98-pound title. Reagan decisioned Laurel's Ed Meister for only the sec- ond time in his career, and Scott repeated as state champ with a pin. Outstanding in regular season action, Scott was l3-O with ten pins and Walsh was ll-O with seven pins. Reagan showed an 'I l-2 mark and Alphonso Fields finished with a 9- 2-l slate and placed fourth at the County Tournament. Jun- iors Bob Brooks, Tim Ring, Alan Shropshire, and Keith Woody combined for a 35-13 record with both Brooks and Ring concluding 10-2. Wrestling Don Hresko spins his opponent ovor trying to escape ABOVE: On your mark, get set, golll BELOW: The elusive Mike Walsch prepares to deck his opponent. -.1 ABOVE: Paul Robey tries to avoid the fateful scissors combination BELOW: The crowd responds to one of Randolph Scott s many pms t l ' i 1 f
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